Which resource might be requested during a command response to an incident?

A K-9 unit is often requested during a command response to an incident because these specialized teams are trained to assist law enforcement in various ways, such as searching for drugs, explosives, or missing persons, and apprehending suspects. The experience and skills of K-9 units can provide critical support during dynamic situations, enhancing the ability of officers to control and manage incidents effectively. Their presence can also help ensure safety for both officers and the public during high-stress encounters.

The other choices may have specific roles in law enforcement but are not typically utilized in immediate command responses as primarily as a K-9 unit is. A traffic officer focuses on traffic-related issues, a forensic accountant specializes in financial investigations, and a school resource officer is primarily assigned to educational institutions. Their roles are essential but do not align as directly with the urgent and diverse needs of a command response incident as those fulfilled by a K-9 unit.